TREE NEWS reports: Equity ETFs in China logged net inflows on 25 consecutive trading days from Sept. 28, pulling in more than 620 billion yuan in total — the longest streak of continuous net inflows on record. Last week alone, equity ETFs took in 194.769 billion yuan, the second-highest weekly net inflow for such funds.
China Equity ETFs Draw 620 Billion Yuan in Record 25-Day Streak
The scale and persistence of these flows matter more than any single week's figure: a record 25-day streak suggests domestic money is being deployed into equities through ETFs in a sustained, systematic way rather than on a one-off catalyst. That has implications for how Chinese equity exposure is being intermediated, with ETFs increasingly the vehicle of choice and index-level buying shaping demand patterns. Whether the streak continues without interruption, and whether weekly inflows hold near recent levels or fade, is the open question worth tracking.
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